The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1887-04-01
rs,F wIFcu.s FATE.
srue, Prejudice of CID Times More
Than EnnnleN NOW.

No, many decades ago in this country,
the people were excited over witchcrait.
Persons suspected were thrown into the
water if not witches they would drown; il
they were witches, they would swim ashore,
and wonld be put - death, In any event.
they were doomed,
Not many years ago if a person were ia
ken sick with advanced disorder of the kid
neys, the physician would pronounce the
disease Bright's disease. and when so de-
elared. he regarded his responsibility at an
end, for medical authority admitted that
the disease was ineurable.
When the physician found patient
Thus afflicted. he would say, 'Oh, slight
attack of the kidneys: will be all right in
a little while He knew 10 the contrary.
But If he could keep his patient on his
hands for few months. he knew he would
derive great revenue from his case, and
then when the disease had progressed to
certain stage he would state the facts and
retire. exonerated from all blame.
But the error of supposing the disease in
durable, has swayed the public mind, long
after the fact has ceased to be. But pub
lie opinion has been educated to the true
status of the case. by those who have dis
counted the incurablity theory, and the
public recognizes and testifies to the fact
that Warmers safe cure is a specific for
this disease. This has been shown with
thousands of testimonials.
Upon referring to them in our files we
find that s., 600 reward will be given to
any one who can prove that so far as The
manufacturers know they are not genuine,
and that hundreds of thousands similar in
character could be published If it Were
necessary.
IL, 81 = E5,1f,
to the journalist, who looks upon all sides
of every question Proof should be ac-
cepted by all, but prejudice fights proof
for many years. II seems strange that
whena proprietary medicine is doing the
good that Warmers safe cure is. that The
physicians do not publicly ndorse II.
Many of them, we aie told. privately pre-
scribe it. as it is sold by dealers in every
part of the country.
4 few years ago, as stated. when n man
had Bright's disease, the doctor boldly an
nounced it, because lie thought it relieved
him of responsibility.
To-day when prominent people ale dying
(and hundreds of thousands OF common
people die Of the same disease, VIC are
told that doctors disguise the fact that it
is Bright disease of the kidneys and say
that they die OF paralysis, Of aporlexy. OF
pneumonia, oil consumption. oil general
debility, of rheumatism. of heart disease,
Of blood poisoning. or some other II the
the names of the direct effects Of kidney
disease. They are no! tie real disease IL
self
We sometimes wonder if they avoid
stating the real canse of the disease for
fear they will drive the public into patron
age Of the only scientific proprietary speci-
fic for kidney diseases and the thousand
and one diseases that originate in inactive
kidneys.
We do not believe every advertisement
we read. Some people perhaps may re-
gard this article as an advertisement and
will not believe It. Lut we arc candid
enough to say that we believe the parties
above mentioned have stated their case
and proved it, and under >ucl. croumstan-
ees the public is uawise If it is longer in
fueneed by adverse prejudice.